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Catalog linkRhododendron Concentrate 300ml, Apple Vinegar, RHODODENDRON SQUASH 700ML (HT)
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Rhododendron Concentrate 300ml
Beverages & Tea / 300 ml
Rhododendron Concentrate 300ml is made from wild rhododendron (buransh) flowers native to the Himalayas, delivering a naturally tangy, floral drink concentrate that's simply mixed with water for a refreshing beverage.
Made from wild Himalayan rhododendron flowers | Naturally tangy & floral | Just mix with water to serve
Apple Vinegar (Cider Vinegar) is naturally fermented from hill-grown apples, retaining the raw 'mother' culture for its tangy flavour and traditional wellness use.
Naturally fermented, unfiltered | Made from hill-grown apples | No artificial additives | Traditional wellness use
Ingredients: Fermented Apple Juice (Apple Cider Vinegar)
Source trace: Pure Himalyan Bliss / Kanwar Niwas, 2nd floor, Dhalli, Shimla 171012, Inder Nagar, Himachal Pradesh, India
Chai and chai masala suit daily warm-drink moments and pair well with jaggery, honey or snacks by taste.
Featured from the HFN catalog: ORANGE SQUASH 700ML (HT).
Squash for chilled serving
Squash and crush products suit summer shelves, soda serving and dessert-style drizzles where the label supports it.
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